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tvpvrd - (TV Personal Video Recorder Daemon). A Unix server/daemon to make scheduled recordings of TV broadcasts using one or multiple Video capture cards with optional automatic transcoding (using ffmpeg)
Features
- Client server architecture with automatic client arbitration
- Multi threaded, multi process architecture
- Simultaneous recording using multiple capture cards
- Multi transcoding with user defined profiles
- Automatic load balancing with queue management for transcoding
- Efficient command language to manipulate and schedule recordings
- Easy to use support for recurring recordings, daily, weekly, workdays, etc
- Self contained XML based recording database
- Small footprint and efficient TCP/IP port command interface
- Optional password protected login
- Large File Support (LFS) to enable recorded files with sizes >2GB
- Full UTF-8 support for strings
- Extensive logging, statistics and information available from server
- Possible to configure as master/slave for distributed transcoding
- Built in micro-web server to allow easy browser acess
- Themeable WEB-interface automatically detects access from mobile phones
- Optional mail notification (either system or built in full smtp mail client)
- Supports recording from all available input source
- Includes a power daemon to manage power on/off
- Supports server wakeup/shutdown using BIOS Real Time Clock
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License
GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow tvpvrd
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User Reviews
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I've recorded my favorite tv shows. Thanks, tvpvrd!
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simply the best open source software.
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Really nice project! Thanks for your job!
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Works nicely! Gracias!
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It works for me, nuff said